Tag: rekognition

  • A Taste of Technology

    A couple of months ago, I decided to get out of my comfort zone and accepted to give a talk at a creative community, CreativeMornings Berlin. I hope the audience enjoyed the experience as much as I did, I learned a lot and had many inspiring conversations.Read the full article.

  • Renato @ DEV/KEX day – DFL Digital Sports

    Yesterday I enjoyed showing how to cook spaghetti aglio e olio using Amazon Rekognition for a DEV/KEX day at DFL Digital Sports. Read the full article.

  • Renato @ CreativeMornings BER

    “A Taste of Technology: Cooking ‘Spaghetti Aglio e Olio’ with Machine Learning.” 🍝 Renato will showcase the opportunities, risks, and responsibilities associated with ML platforms using an Italian classic recipe and image recognition service. Get ready to be amazed!”Read the full article.

  • How to Cook Spaghetti Aglio e Olio Using Machine Learning

    How to Cook Spaghetti Aglio e Olio Using Machine Learning: looking forward to being back on stage at re:publica Berlin 2023, I always love to play with cloud services! Read the full article.

  • Flagging Flags: Nine Numbers with Amazon Rekognition

    Hello Amazon Rekognition! Is the “Stars and Stripes” the flag with the highest confidence for the label “American Flag”? Are all the flags labelled as “Flag”? Does the quality of the PNG file affect the label detection? Here are nine numbers and trends for the 255 flags available in the repository. Read the full article.

  • Around the World with Amazon Rekognition Image 

    This is the first article of a two-part series playing with Amazon Rekognition and flags from around the world. Today we will focus on testing the default behavior of Rekognition Image, in the second part we will use Rekognition Custom Labels to build a custom machine learning model and detect national flags.Read the full article.

  • Presentation at Berlin AWS User Group

    Here are the slides of my presentation last night at the Berlin AWS User Group on using Amazon Rekognition to findRead the full article.